Market Intelligence: Asia Pacific

Simaero India General Manager Khushbeg Jattana to Showcase Training Solutions at the Asia Pacific Airline Training Summit 2025

Singapore – Simaero, a France-headquartered global aviation training and simulator solutions provider, will participate in the Asia Pacific Airline Training Summit (APATS) 2025, scheduled for August 26–27 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. The company aims to engage with regional airline stakeholders and training institutions to discuss its expanding full-flight simulator capabilities and training services across Southeast Asia.

  • Simaero’s APATS 2025 delegation includes Khushbeg Jattana (General Manager, Simaero India), and Global Account Managers Yang Hu and Chengcheng Wang.

  • The team will provide updates on simulator deployment and training offerings at centers in Delhi (India), Johannesburg (South Africa), Changsha (China) and Paris (France).

  • Simaero’s India investment is the development of a state-of-the-art training facility in Delhi set to open in 2025. This centre, which is spread over 4,500 square metres, will feature eight full-flight simulators starting with A320 NEO.

Source: Simaero

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Flight Simulator Manufacturer HAVELSAN to Showcase Cutting-Edge Flight Simulator and Pilot Training Solutions at Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit 2025

Ankara, Turkiye – headquartered flight simulator manufacturer HAVELSAN will deploy a team to the 21st Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit. The event, scheduled to take place on August 26 and 27th in Singapore will see HAVELSAN meeting with industry stakeholders such as airlines and pilot training centers, at its Booth (#427) to update them on the latest developments at HAVELSAN and the flexible pilot training equipment solutions that the manufacturer can provide.

Over the last year a number of airlines and pilot training organizations have placed their trust in HAVELSAN to provide them with Airbus A320 and Boeing B737MAX full flight simulators. Recent examples from 2025 include;

  • A Boeing 737 MAX and an A320 Full Flight Simulator to a flag-carrier
  • An A320 Full Flight Simulator to a global full flight simulator training center operator group
  • A Boeing 737 NG to a low-cost carrier

In order to meet the increasing demand for HAVELSAN devices, the company announced it would ramp up activities and support for airlines and simulator training centers including the ability to manufacture up to eight full flight simulators per year as well as work with airlines to support them expanding their simulator training center operations through flexible solutions.

HAVELSAN to date has deployed over 120 flight simulators globally and is especially putting focus on providing industry leading after-sales support and discussing with customers long-term cooperation projects. HAVELSAN is looking forward to meeting industry stakeholders at the 21st Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit.

Source: HAVELSAN

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